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Ghislaine Maxwell And The Dusty Old Beat Up Jail Cell She Called Home · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up everyone, And welcome to the Jeffrey Epstein Show.
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I'm your host Bobby Capucci, and this is a morning update.
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What's up everyone in Greetings from Sin City. So the
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lady of complain Gullaine, is back at it again. Her
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lawyers are now once again saying that her jail conditions
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rival Hannibal Lecters. I mean, really, that's the best you
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can come up with. All of that education, all of
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that Ivy League schooling, all of that running around with
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your fellow travelers in the upper crust, and Hannibal Lecter
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is the best you can come up with early nineties. Really,
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no other cases you wanted to discuss about jail conditions?
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How about Khalif Browder's jail conditions? Should we discuss that on? Oh,
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you don't want to talk about that? Huh yeah, it's
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not very uh not very fruitful for your argument, is it? Huh? Okay?
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So maybe instead of talking about Khalif Browder, maybe we
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should talk about Reginald Randolph in the eight hundred days
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he's been on Riker's Island so far because of stealing
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some cough medicine. Should we talk about that? Oh? No,
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you don't want to talk about that. Either, we'll talk
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about fictional characters still, right, Oh okay, so let's talk
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about Hannibal Lecter. Then it is so absolutely ridiculous, folks,
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I mean, is she kidding me? Right now? This is
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the best they can do, This is the best they got.
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I mean, really, it's just it's I'm at the point
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where it's not even fun mocking them anymore, fois. I mean,
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there's such clowns, the whole lot of them. And we're
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literally a few weeks out from this trial and they're
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still trying this tired ass, broken ass to that nobody's
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buying into, nobody's believing. The judge thinks they're ridiculous. But
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the band plays on, doesn't it. And when it comes
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to people like Gilan Maxwell, her friends, her people, well,
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this is the game that they play. When you have
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basically an unlimited war chest to defend yourself, you can
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drag things out, you can worry about technicalities and loopholes.
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The rest of us, me, you Khalif Browder, mister Randolph,
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we don't have that luxury. So when I see one
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of these silver spoon upper crust weenies start crying about
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how bad their time is in the jail cell. I
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can't do anything but shrug my shoulders and laugh at them.
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Where were you at when Khalif Browder was being treated
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so poorly by the government. Where were you at when
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insert innumerable cases here of these people being treated horribly
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in jail? You were nowhere to be found. When you
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had your power and your influence. You were too busy
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hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein running around in his little
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sex trafficking operation, weren't you. So now all of a sudden,
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we should all take notice because you're going through it
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well breaking news, lady of complain, We do not care, okay,
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point blank, period, Pretty sure. I could speak for most
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people out there. Fourteen hours for your laptop a day,
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solitary confinement where nobody can bother you, access to the shower.
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Come on, give me a break already. So when I
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read this nonsense once again, I just had to shake
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my head and laugh, because it is tired at this point.
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They have nothing else they can go to. This is
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the only playbook. Why don't you dust one of the
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other playbooks off and and and and use that because this, uh,
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this sort of thinking here, this kind of rhetoric. It's
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falling on deaf ears, You're wasting your time. Nobody cares,
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nobody has any empathy for We all know the prison
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system is broken, but guess what, We're not gonna jump
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to fix it now because of galayin are we? Let's
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jump into this article from the Guardian and let's see
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what they have to say about the jail conditions. This
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article was authored by Victoria b Campus headline Gallain Maxwell
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jail conditions rival Hannibal Lecters lawyers say, I mean, come on, wow, really,
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so is she uh in a jail cell next to Miggs?
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Is she in a jail cell next to a bunch
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of criminally insane people? And then fact, to be honest
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with you, Hannibal Lecter had a pretty posh jail cell
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bookshelf was able to paint all kinds of shit. So
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what is she crying about? What she means is she's
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not home with her feet up, She's not at the
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ritz Carlton getting pampered. That's what she means. And guess
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what get used to it? The British socialite, co conspirator, general,
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all around scusbag, fellow child abuser and bipedal serpent. Glen
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Maxwell is subjected to such invasive surveillance in jail that
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a rival scenes of doctor Hannibal Lecter's incarceration from the
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Silence of the Lambs. Her lawyer has argued in making
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yet another request for her bail pending her trial. That's
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six times, okay, six bail requests Again. I'm gonna keep
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saying this until it's seared in your brain. How many
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did Khalif Browder get How many times did Khalif Browder
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have a chance to get out of jail? Oh, he
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couldn't come up with a couple thousand bucks, So he
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sits in there in rots and ends up dying. But
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Gallan Maxwell's being treated incorrectly, unfairly, the fuck out of here.
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Maxwell is charged in a Manhattan federal court for allegedly
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procuring teenage girls for the disgraced wealthy financier. How about
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pedophile guardian Jeffrey Epstein. Opening arguments in Maxwell's case are
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scheduled to begin on November twenty ninth, So we are
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twenty four days away from that, and this complaining, whining,
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knuckleheaded woman is still here trying to talk about Ah well,
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I need to get out of jail for the next
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twenty five days. No, get used to it, okay, because
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after the six weeks of this trial, which they're saying
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is going to go to like January fifteenth. Now, at
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this point, after those six weeks, you're gonna be real
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used to being in prison, Glen Maxwell, because that's where
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you're going to be for the rest of your natural life.
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If there is any justice left in this world, even
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just a little sliver. Maxwell's conditions of detention for the
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past sixteen months continue to be reprehensible and utterly inappropriate
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for a woman on the cusp of turning sixty with
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no criminal record or history of violence. It is unwarranted, unrelenting,
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and utterly inappropriate. Her lead attorney, Bobby C. Sternham wrote
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in court papers, Oh is that the case? Hm? Funny?
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I have a loved one who is in their seventies
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and they were sent to prison for sports gambling. Fuck
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addy here, I don't want to hear shit from people
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like this. Lost six years spending time with the person
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I love for something that's legal now, and this lady
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has the audacity to get up there and crow like
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this man. Let me tell you what there are legions
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of middle class people, working class people who are sickened
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by all of you so called elete We've had enough,
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straight up, have had enough. And this Domino Glain Maxwell
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going to prison. That should be a clarion call for
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all of you clowns, a wake up call that the
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time of you treating us as chattel has long come
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and gone. She has been subject to physical and emotional
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abuse by the corrections officers, poor and unsanitary living conditions,
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insufficient nutrition, difficulties reviewing the millions of legal discovery documents
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in the case against her, and sleep deprivation. If she
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has had it that bad, how bad do you think
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average average folks in jail have it A whole lot,
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a whole lot of them. And that's why it's so
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audacious for her to come out swinging like this. Here's
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an idea. Why don't you challenge the charges against you?
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Why don't you focus on that instead? You're sitting here
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acting like you should be treated, like you're in a
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hotel somewhere. That is not the case. You are in
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jail for heinous acts. Okay, the days of your lettuce
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wrap sandwiches with Bill Clinton at posh LA restaurants are
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long over, g Laine, get used to it. This is
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your new normal, this is your new reality, and this
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is the result of your behavior. The lawyer also complained
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about flashlight checks every fifteen minutes at night that were
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preventing Maxwell from sleeping, hostility from guards, and being tracked
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by surveillance cameras as she walked through the facility. You know,
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isn't that what they did to the people that came
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to the houses. Didn't you have surveillance everywhere our shoes.
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On the other foot, you don't like it now, do you.
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It's always they always love it right, good for thee,
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but not for me. And it's typical behavior for these people.
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They'll tell you have to live your life one way,
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while they're living their life a completely different way behind
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closed doors. Let's take a look at all of the
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loud mouths Cuomo and all these other clowns that run
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around on a regular basis and shit and shit on you. Meanwhile,
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we all know they're hanging out with Glenn Maxwell. We
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all know they were still going to Jeffrey Epstein's parties
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after he was convicted. Sternham, who has discussed these alleged
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conditions in prior court papers. Has also argued that Maxwell
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is overmanaged because of the intense criticism that followed Epstein's
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jailhouse suicide in August twenty nineteen, weeks after his arrest
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on sex trafficking charges alleged suicide. And well, what should
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they do? Should they just put her in general pop
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and let her go and go about her business until
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she catches a shank, till she gets her ass whip
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by ten women who are pissed at her, because that's
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the result. They don't want her in general population. Stop
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lying to us, Bobby Sternham. All right, not all of
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us are from the suburbs. Okay, some of us know
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how this shit works. And you up there talking all
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your nonsense about, oh the conditions they're terrible. Shut up,
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all right. That's as nice as I can be about it.
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Just shut up. Worry about the case because it's coming
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twenty four days, Bobby Sternham, get your watch ready. Sternam
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has previously invoked the Silence of the Lambs, in which
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Anthony Hopkins plays an in prison serial killer, to describe
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Maxwell's jail conditions. I mean, I think this is where
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the millennials say something like, Okay, Boomer, I mean really,
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still on the silence of the Lambs. Nothing new, There's
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no relative pop culture you can bring up. I mean really.
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In April, Sternham said and written arguments to a federal
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appeals court. Though she is a model prisoner who poses
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no danger to society and has done literally nothing to
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prompt special treatment, she has kept in isolation conditions fitting
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for Hannibal Lecter, but not a fifty nine year old
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woman who poses no threat to anyone. She's kept in
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those conditions because people pose a threat to her. Stop lying,
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And that's what Bobby Sternham's doing right here. She's trying
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to spin a narrative of Glen Maxwell's being treated so badly. No,
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she's being there for her own safety, point blank period,
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next conversation piece, please. But they'll continue on with this bullshit.
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They'll continue on with this kind of narrative in hopes
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that it sticks, when in reality we all know that
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it's not going to stick. And the fact that she
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says she's not a threat to anyone, I'm sure that
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the survivors who allege that she abused them, I'm sure
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that they disagree. As for comment, the US Bureau of
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Prison set in an email. For privacy, safety, and security reasons,
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we declined to comment about the conditions of confinement for
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any particular inmate. Yeah, of course I would too if
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I was them. We all, Look, I'm not gonna sit
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here and tell you the conditions in the jail are good.
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They're not. They're shitty, they're terrible. I wouldn't want my
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family there. My point of the matter, my point of
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this is that for all of these years, when she
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was rich and rubbing shoulders with all of these well connected,
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well to do people, how much did she have to
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say about prison reform? How much did she have to
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do with prison reform? Nothing? None of them did, None
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of them ever would because prison reform that's not for them.
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That's for poor people. Okay, that's for people like you
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and I, people who actually go to prison for the
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things they do. So why should she care one bit
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about what the conditions are like in prisons or how
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they're managed or mismanaged. But now that it's affecting her,
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now that it's her life on the line, all of
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a sudden, it's a big deal and everybody should stop
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their lives to fix it. I'm all for prison reform,
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as you all know, but I have no tears to
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cry for Glenn Maxwell, and neither do the penguins in Antarctica.
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They did say the Bureau was committed to ensuring the
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safety and security of all inmates in our population, our staff,
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and the public, and that additionally, the POP takes allegations
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of staff misconduct seriously and consistent with national policy, refers
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all allegations for investigation if warranted. Incidents of potential criminal
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activity or misconduct inside BOP facilities are thoroughly investigated for
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potential administrative discipline or criminal prosecution. The email also said, oh,
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big talk, right, They aren't doing anything like that. There
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are countless numbers of articles out there, stories out there
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of how the prison system is failing, how the prison
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system is broken, and all of their pretty words and
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their press releases don't change that for one single second.
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The fact of the matter is they don't have the
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willpower to fix it or they'll want to fix it
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because it's not their family that's there, it's not their
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people that are there, it's the poor. So what do
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they care. They have to keep their prisons running, right,
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what better way to do? It than to keep the
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revolving door open so the poor people can keep on
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checking in. The filings came just before the week's long
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process of selecting a jury began on Thursday in New York.
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Maxwell has said she is innocent of all charges alleging
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that she recruited teenagers who not yet adults for Epstein
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to sexually abuse before nineteen abuse from nineteen ninety four
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to two thousand and four. Judge Alison Nathan told one
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hundred and thirty two prospective jurors. The judge warned perspective
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jurors not to discuss the case with anyone or research
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it or on the internet or anywhere else. She said.
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The final jury of twelve jurors and six alternates will
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be asked to render a verdict after a trial expected
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to last about six weeks, based only on evidence they
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learn about in the courtroom. So there you have it, folks,
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all right, more complaining from DeLand Maxwell. The same old
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tired ass story, the same old nonsense I've been winging
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about for two years now, And thankfully hopefully it's all
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coming to an end very soon, because I, for one,
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have had enough, and the day that this verdict is read.
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The day they slap them cuffs on her for good
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will certainly be a day that I celebrate with having
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an adult beverage, even though my ass don't drink, because
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guess what, we're all better off with people like Glaine
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Maxwell sitting in prison. If you like to contact me,
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you can do that at Bobby Kupuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
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That's Bobby c ap you Cci at ProtonMail dot com.
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You can also find me on Twitter at Bobby underscore
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c ap u Cci. All of the links that we
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discussed can be found in the description box. All Right, everybody,
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you guys know the deal. I'll be back either later today, tomorrow,
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whatever it might be. But if you're looking for more content,
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well you know you can find that over at Beyond
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the Horizon. All right, folks, enjoy your Friday.